We are happy to announce that Bloody Trapland has now been released here on Desura! If you haven't already, be sure to try the demo!

If you purchase it, you will be able to duke it out online in three awesome game modes; Adventure, Race and Deathmatch! Your scores is automatically submitted to our online leaderboard, so show everyone who's the BAWS!

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We hope you'll enjoy playing our game as much as we enjoyed creating it! See you in the Traplands!

I agree with HeliaXDemoN to a certain extent, I wouldn't state it's terrible because that isn't give any positive criticism. I think at least the art direction could have been swayed into a different direction rather than it currently has purely on the bases that it feels cleché.

The game from the video has interesting game potential and I feel that with a little more visual presence it could stand out as a popular indie game.

Is this game modd-able? If so, I'm more than willing to purchase it and play around with an art style for it.

Thanks for your input Doplhur. Sure, your more than welcome to try to modd it. all the game texture is modd-able. Its as simple as just altering the xnb file in the textures folder (Bloody Trapland\Content\Textures).

Also, there is no save function for XNB-files as far as i know in Paint.net. Personally i just repacked the image using XNA. But iam sure there should be an XNA packer to be found somewhere. if not, I could probably create one for you.

Ah, XNA 4.0. That's given me a little insight as I'm relatively familiar with the language and it's environment. What I think would be more appropriate is painting my artwork in Photoshop/Illustrator due to my experience in the software, but Paint.NET is useful for viewing files.

I'm not aware of any XNA image packer, so it would be appreciated if you did happen to develop one!

I have looked in to it now, and unfortunately it seems like the only way of creating an XNB is by using XNA. But luckily its as simple as just build a project that contains the images you want to compile, no coding required.

would be great if we could have something like texture packs (like in minecraft) with steam workshop it could be easy to install and when/if we get a level editor we can share levels and texture packs as well with all the press this came got from the youtube community getting the steam and modding community as well will make the game grow even more